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Since Windows 11 (or maybe earlier) Windows Notepad internally stores unsaved files so if the application (or Windows) crashes they will be still there later. For example, Notepad++ stores those temp

We have some old patches that we want to get the files from but don't wish to spend the time installing them to a machine. Can anyone advise a way to extract files from an MSI installation package?

SARemediation seems to have settled on 14.1Gb. That's above the advertised 12Gb on the settings screen but is a good space recovery. Deleting Temp Drivers would clear another 1Gb.

The %temp% in the Run command line will show the contents of the logged in user's temp folder. I always recommend deleting as many files as possible in this folder, as they are only temporary files and can safely be deleted.

Try the free Speccy - do a google search. There are several other free temperature monitoring programs and they all return different readings. Speccy seems to be more in line with the Intel supplied monitor for my Intel motherboard. Best suggestion, whether in a warm climate or not is to locate the PC where it can get adeqate air flow. A PC desk compartment is usually not a good location. Same ...

I wanted to do disk cleanup myself and found a large folder in %localappdata% called Temp. I wondered if deleting the contents of it won't harm my computer. All I know about "temp" folder...

I was wondering how long temp files created with mktemp last. It seems strange to me to rely on a file that could disappear at any time. I'm on ubuntu, if it matters.

Delete temporary files by typing remove-item -Path $env:temp*pending.xml-force and then press Enter. Then, type remove-item -Path C:\Windows\WinSxS*pending.xml -force and then press Enter.